Krafton’s Logical Leap Into AI
Krafton’s AI-first strategy reflects Asia’s successful embrace of AI, showing how adaptation, not fear, secures long-term competitiveness.
Twitch’s Leadership Crisis: Why Dan Clancy Must Step Down
Twitch’s leadership faces renewed scrutiny as failures in safety, moderation, and response reveal a deeper problem with accountability at the top.
Bethesda’s Future Depends on Learning From Starfield
Starfield’s failure to meet expectations isn’t just a misstep. It’s a warning. Bethesda must rethink what made its worlds feel alive before Elder Scrolls VI.
Starfield’s Problem Isn’t Space. It’s Honesty.
Starfield’s flaws weren’t inevitable. They were the result of creative choices that ignored what players actually wanted from Bethesda’s next RPG.
Twitch Is Not Good for Gaming Anymore
Once a creative playground for gamers, Twitch has turned into a monetization machine. Here’s how the platform’s priorities now harm gaming itself.
When Privacy Becomes Collateral Damage – The New York Times v. OpenAI
The New York Times’ lawsuit against OpenAI exposes a troubling contradiction. Protecting journalism by violating user privacy.
Keeping the Pixels Alive: Why Game Preservation Matters
How do we make sure games bought today still work in 10 years? A look at preservation, platform responsibility, and consumer power.
The 5CA Hack Wasn’t Discord’s Fault
The so-called Discord hack was actually a breach of 5CA, a third-party vendor using Zendesk. Here’s what really happened, and why age verification remains a dangerous system.
Sackbird Studios: When Getting Fired Becomes Freedom
After Microsoft canceled Project Blackbird, its developers formed Sackbird Studios, an employee-owned team betting on creative freedom over corporate control.